Bangor jail visit charms German tourist goalkeeper
Comical tourist Erwin Kreuz from Augsburg mistook Bangor Maine for San Francisco and ended up in Penobscot County jail as a guest rather than an inmate. He toured cells, met inmates, and expressed delight at staying in Bangor, while locals arranged the jail visit through a German American restaurant owner.
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Totie Fields Hospitalized After Tour Exhaustion
Comedian Tulie Fields, who began a long concert tour last March after undergoing a set amputation, has been hospitalized in Los Angeles for extreme physical exhaustion. Her agent said she was admitted to Los Angeles New Hospital Sunday night after months of recuperation and being fitted for an artificial limb.
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Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki Tim divorce in New Jersey
Tiny Tim real name Herbert Khaury and Victoria Budinger formally end their marriage in Camden after irreconcilable differences cited by Miss Vicki. The court allowed the year old daughter Tulip to live with Victoria in Collingswood as Tim faced no alimony or child support requests.
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Israel seeks continued U.S. aid amid Geneva talks
Treasury Secretary Blumenthal reassures Prime Minister Begin of ongoing U.S. economic and military support as Israelis worry over leverage in Geneva negotiations. PLO says it would join a delegation only if invited on equal footing and with a militant as chairman. Egypt and Sudan convene a Nile valley unity session. Czechoslovakia seeks most favored nation status and property settlement with the U.S. Kidnapping in Italy, Cuba trade talks, Seoul press freedom march, a West German abduction resolved by ransom, and a longshoremen strike stalemate in the U.S. outline a broad, multi-country news snapshot.
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Police seek hit run plane after fatal strike near Miami
Police seek a single engine plane after it swooped down and fatally struck a woman walking on a rural dirt road southwest of Miami. The unidentified woman in her late 20s died Sunday afternoon. Witness Robert Cook said the plane flew over she headed west, touched down briefly then veered off. Several people arrived at the scene and reported the crash.
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